The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-16

aE Contract Advertising at reduced
ates.
Mike Heller, Esq, Of hlngstree' is
in town.
Miss Pauline Dick, of Sumter, is
visiting at Rev. James NcDoWeAs.
There are seven prisoners IN Jalb
already, awaiting trial at the next
term Of the Circuit Court
Our correspondents have apparent
" forgotten US. What is ailing, friends?
Give us the news from the various
sections of the county.
The first page of our outside IS fill
ed with news of the State Fair aud
other meetings in Columbia last week.
It is worth reading.
Have you a bad cough or cold?
Try Cerasine Cough Cure. It never
fails to cure. % cents at Dinklns &
Cos Drug Store.
sQui Wis" will please accept our
apologies. His "dots" were misiald
last week, and careful hunt has not
thus far revealed their hiding place.
Somebody signing himself oslo
cnnn" has sent q communication to
this Office unaccompanied by the
writers name. OF course the article
viii not be published.
We are glad to see Mr.. J. Il. Les
esne again in town. The position
offered him near st. Mathews, he
says, did not come up to his especta-
tions, and he returned home.
4 pleasant smoke can be had by
using Fo1LN BRos. RED MEAT CIGAR
good Cigar for nickle.
The State Baptist Convention will
meet in Sumter on the first Of Decem-
ber; and the Annual Conference OF
the South Carolina Methodist Church,
will convene in Spartanburg about the
24th inst.
Mi. j. E. Thigpen has bought the
dwelling known as the Lucas house,
now occupied by MIR. D. 81. Nlther-
spoon. He will move his family into
town about the first of the year. Mr.
Thispen and family will be heartily
welcomed by our citizens, to Manning.
Red MEAT TOBACCO. Our town is
excited over the 'Red Meat Tobacco" )"
The best known. Ask for it.
MIR. 81. r. Thomas, of Wedg6eld, is
pronounced supporter OF Capt. b, 4.
Tillman. MIR. Thomas is engineering
the movement in Sumter county, and
saws he will invite Capt Tillman to
address the farmers OF Sumter, on the
21st of November.
Up to this date claims amounting
to s5,910.65 have been approved and
registered by the Board Of County
Commissioners. BY the. time howev-
er, all claims against the county are
approved, with the jury tickets, the
above amount will be increased to
about $1,000 or more. The Board
win meet again on the 22nd.
Betting, Packing, Oils, and Mill
supplies generally; lowest prices;
also. few secondhand Gins Presses
Lorick l. Lowrence, Columbia, S. G.
The following appointments remain
to be filed by the Treasurer
Harvin's Ssstion, &c. B. s.) Thursday, No
vember17. 20
J. J. Conyers, Saturday, November IS;
Midway-McFaddin's Store, Thursday
November "a.
James NJ. Husbands Store, Monday, De-
J. ]. McFaddin's, Tuesday, December 6.
W. j. Gibbons, Wednesday, December :.
New Zion, Thursday, December 8.
The State Fair afforded pick-pock-
cts profitable 6eld. Numbers OF
persons had their pockets picked, and
in some instances large amounts were
stolen. Dr.. John I. Ingram, OF this
county, vas robbed of $40 by one OF
the light-dngered gentry. Even
minister's cloak was no protection
against. their raids. We learn that
Rev. Mr.. Edmunds, of Sumter, lost
his pocket-book, containing $500, in
this way.
A. j. Campbell, white, who escaped
z iail several months ago, was arrested
last week about a mile from town. 1t
seems that he has never lett the coun-
ty, but has been staying at night with
his wife and her relatives, and LING
ont in the day. The sheriff got an
intimation of his.whereabouts the ear
" part of lest week, and Friday night
deputy J. G. KarTin succeeded in ap-
pretending and lodging him in Jail.
&C. C.eures Coughs and Colds. 25 cents
-. L,tt,o Of Dink5nS & Cos Drug Store,